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Yes, it refers to lorries, including a rigid lorry.
Yes. S-880a indicates that the accompanying vertical sign refers exclusively to lorries. It does not exclude rigid lorries or refer to motorcycles. The panel specifies the affected vehicles; the particular requirement or prohibition depends on the main sign it accompanies.
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Yes, it refers to lorries, including a rigid lorry.
No, that panel excludes rigid lorries.
No, that panel refers exclusively to motorcycles.
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